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A Sample of Cooperative Conservation Case Studies
Northeastern/Mid-Atlantic
Project Name:
Waste Solutions Forum
Location:
Northeastern/Mid-Atlantic: Virginia
Summary:
Waste Solutions Forum brought together key stakeholders to assemble an action plan for implementing environmentally and economically viable solutions for excess animal waste in the Shenandoah Valley.
Website:
www.agnr.umd.edu/users/waterqual/VAwaste.doc
Contact:
Kathy Holm
Coordinator, Shenandoah RC&D
U.S. Department of Agriculture
(540) 248-3321
kathy.holm@va.usda.gov
Project Name:
Nicatous Lake Project
Location:
Northeastern/Mid-Atlantic: Maine
Summary:
Conserving, in perpetuity, economic, ecological, and recreational values to ensure ongoing benefits of sustainable forestry, water quality, wildlife, and recreational pursuits.
Website:
www.fsmaine.org
Contact:
Alan Hutchinson
Executive Director
Forest Society of Maine
207-945-9200
alan@fsmaine.org
Project Name:
Round Ball Mountain
Location:
Northeastern/Mid-Atlantic: New York
Summary:
The Conservancy will acquire Round Ball Mountain and manage it for wildlife habitat, public recreation, and as an outdoor classroom.
Website:
www.clctrust.org
Contact:
Marissa Codey
Project Manager
Columbia Land Conservancy
518-392-5252
marissa@clctrust.org
Southeastern
Project Name:
Bartow County Environmental Management System
Location:
Southeastern: Georgia
Summary:
Local partnerships are developing and implementing mulitiple Environmental Management Systems in a coordinated county-wide fashion to significantly reduce pollution.
Website:
www.bartowga.org
Contact:
Clarence Brown
Sole Commissioner
Bartow County
770-387-5030
brownc@bartowga.org
Project Name:
Saint Croix Ground Lizard Habitat Restoration, Hotel on the Cay Partnership
Location:
Southeastern: Virgin Islands
Summary:
In this Partners for Fish and Wildlife program project the FWS implemented a restoration and management plan for the protection and recovery of the endangered ground lizard in St. Croix, USVI.
Website:
www.fws.gov/caribbean-ecoteam/
Contact:
Silmarie Padron
Partners for Fish and Wildlife Coordinator
US Fish and Wildlife Service
787-851-7297
silmarie_padron@fws.gov
Midwest/Northern High Plains
Project Name:
Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage
Location:
Midwest/Northern High Plains: Missouri
Summary:
500-1000 person ecovillage in northeast Missouri as experimental project in social and technological strategies for sustainable living for North Americans.
Website:
www.dancingrabbit.org
Contact:
Jonah
Secretary
(660) 883-5881
secretary@dancingrabbit.org
Project Name:
Conservation Security Program in the St. Joseph Watershed
Location:
Midwest/Northern High Plains: Indiana, Michigan, Ohio
Summary:
The Conservation Security Program in the St. Joseph watershed rewards agricultural landowners for superior conservation and stewardship practices.
Website:
www.mi.nrcs.usda.gov/programs/cspstjoe.html
Contact:
Robin Ryan
District Administrator
Hillsdale County Conservation District
517-849-9890 x 191
robin.ryan@mi.nacdnet.net
Project Name:
Tinkers Creek Watershed Action Plan
Location:
Midwest/Northern High Plains: Ohio
Summary:
A study of the Watershed seeking to initiate a Conservation Priority Plan to protect aquatic and terrestrial habitat.
Website:
Tinkerscreek.org
Contact:
Marion Olson
Land trust President
Tinkers Creek Land Conservancy
330 425 4159
maoteach@alltel.net
Project Name:
Trapper's Point Working Group
Location:
Midwest/Northern High Plains: Wyoming
Summary:
The group seeks to develop a protection plan for the Trapper's Point wildlife migration route, a crucial corridor for pronghorn antelope, mule deer, and other migrating ungulates.
Website:
www.redlodgeclearinghouse.org/stories/trappers.html
Contact:
Joel Berger
Senior Scientist, North America Program
Wildlife Conservation Society
(208) 787-3068
jberger@wcs.org
South-Central/South-West
Project Name:
Envision Utah
Location:
South-Central/South-West: Utah
Summary:
Envision Utah, an unparalleled public-private partnership, educates citizens about urban growth and methods for maintaining quality of life and natural beauty.
Website:
www.envisionutah.org
Contact:
Alan Matheson
Executive Director
Coalition for Utah's Future
801-303-1452
amatheson@cuf-envision.org
Project Name:
Land Restoration/Revegetation – Fort Hood
Location:
South-Central/South-West: Texas
Summary:
Dairy compost was used to revegetate degraded training maneuver areas that caused soil erosion and water quality issues.
Website:
forthoodreveg.tamu.edu
Contact:
Dr. C. Allan Jones
Director
Texas Water Resources Institute
979-845-1851
cajones@tamu.edu
Project Name:
North Central Texas Water Quality
Location:
South-Central/South-West: Texas
Summary:
Develop watershed management plans for six reservoirs in the Trinity River Basin providing water for 1.6 million people.
Website:
nctx-water.tamu.edu
Contact:
Dr. C. Allan Jones
Director
Texas Water Resources Institute
979-845-1851
cajones@tamu.edu
Project Name:
Shortleaf Pine-Bluestem Ecosystem Restoration Project
Location:
South-Central/South-West: Arkansas
Summary:
Through thinning and prescribed burning, this ecosystem has been restored on over 50,000 acres, leading to population increases in five declining species.
Website:
www.nwanews.com/story_print.php?paper=adg&Sports=section&storyid=109953
Contact:
L. D. Hedrick
Team Leader for Integrated Resource Management
USDA Forest Service
501-321-5270
lhedrick@fs.fed.us
Far West
Project Name:
Peach Resource Renewal Project
Location:
Far West: California
Summary:
Conservation Innovation Grants are part of the 2002 Farm Bill and were established as part of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program administered by the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Contact:
Mark Parson
Assistant State Conservationist (Acting)
NRCS
530-792-5600
Project Name:
Southwest Alaska Salmon Habitat Initiative
Location:
Far West: Alaska
Summary:
The Southwest Alaska Salmon Habitat Initiative is a cooperative conservation program to allow willing landowners to sell inholdings along salmon rivers for conservation and public access purposes.
Website:
www.swakcc.org
Contact:
Glenn Elison
Alaska Director
The Conservation Fund
907-868-7974
glennelison@alaska.com
Project Name:
Hanford Reach Fall Chinook Protection Program
Location:
Far West: Washington
Summary:
Cooperative agreement to control river flows for fall Chinook salmon to maximize spawning and rearing conditions in mid-Columbia River, while maintaining flexibility of hydroelectric dam operators.
Website:
www.gcpud.org/stewardship.htm
Contact:
Linda Jones
Grant County Public Utility District
509-754-5037
ljones1@gcpud.org
Project Name:
Klamath Basin Integrated Science Workshops and Planning
Location:
Far West: Oregon, California
Summary:
Workshops engage water managers, stakeholders, and researchers to identify and rank science needs for water quality and fish habitat in the Klamath Basin.
Contact:
Lyman Thorsteinson
Center Director
U.S. Geological Survey
206-526-6282
lyman_thorsteinson@usgs.gov
Project Name:
Portfields
Location:
Far West: Washington, Northeastern/Mid-Atlantic: Massachusetts, Southeastern: Florida
Summary:
Multi-agency partnership to assist ports to revitalize waterfront areas, improve marine transportation, and protect and restore critical habitat.
Website:
www.brownfields.noaa.gov
Contact:
David Holst
Program Analyst
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
301-713-2989
dholst@noaa.gov
National
Project Name:
Western Regional Air Partnership (WRAP)
Location:
National
Summary:
Western Regional Air Partnership produces technical analyses, policies, and integrated, consensus solutions for addressing regional haze in the West.
Website:
www.wrapair.org
Contact:
Patrick Cummins
WRAP Co-Director
Air Quality Program Mgr, Western Governors Association
303-623-9378
pcummins@westgov.org
Project Name:
Wildland Fire Leadership Council
Location:
National
Summary:
The Wildland Fire Leadership Council (WFLC) was established in April 2002 to implement and coordinate the National Fire Plan and Federal Wildland Fire Policy inplementation.
Website:
www.fireplan.gov
Contact:
Corbin Newman
National Fire Plan Coordinator
USDA Forest Service
202-205-1332
cnewman02@fs.fed.us
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